Christopher Lehmann-haupt's Books
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The Mad Cook of PymatuningIn this chilling novel about a 1950s boys' summer camp gone awry, the former New York Times literary critic has created a brilliant coming-of-age...Read More
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New York Times, April 4, 2013
...adolescence in Poes writing as demonstrated the universality and agelessness of the adolescent traits to which Poe appeals, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in his review of the book in The New York Times. Daniel Gerard Hoffman was born on April 3,...
AllVoices, December 22, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
New York Times, November 23, 2012
...South African of English descent, replete with persecution and triumph. On almost any scale of measurement, has everything, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review in The New York Times. Suspense, the exotic, violence; snakes, bats and Nazis;...
New York Review of Books, September 25, 2012
...executive editor of the paper, once declined to make Walter Clemons a daily book critic, after his colleague, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, told Rosenthal that Clemons was gay. And the word gay was only allowed to appear in the paper inside quotation marks...
New York Times, September 15, 2012
...Vietnam as well as a movie critic whose reviews ran beside the luxury ads in The New Yorker. Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, in his of the Macdonald biography, wrote: Despite such wrong turns and self-contradictions, Mr. Macdonald emerges as a hugely...
Times Union, August 29, 2012
...and satirical novels examine middle class life, particularly of characters from an academic milieu in small college towns. Christopher Lehmann-Haupt declared in the New York Times that Lurie ?has quietly but surely established herself as one of this...
Daily Beast, July 26, 2012
...that is an “antiauthoritarian fable” (Larry McMurtry), a “nonconformists’ bible” (Pauline Kael),� “a metaphor of repressive America” (Christopher Lehmann-Haupt). This view is accurate—Kesey is certainly interested in conformity and its...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 23, 2012
...of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style," New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. King's 1971 memoir, "Confessions of a White Racist." "And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr. King's...
AllVoices, December 22, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
Star-Telegram, December 22, 2012
...of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style," New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of King's 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. "And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr. King's writing...
Washington Post, December 21, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
Washington Post, December 21, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
Washington Post, December 21, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
Washington Post, December 21, 2012
...knowledge of his origins informs his point of view and his prose style, New York Times book critic Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review of Mr. Kings 1971 memoir, Confessions of a White Racist. And this confidence in his roots is what makes Mr....
